They keep regurgitating the same "new microbus" design every couple of years when they have nothing else of interest to offer; IIRC the first version of this POS showed up in 2000 or so.
Every inch of progress that has been made over the decades has been from people who do exactly that. Who forge ahead regardless of the difficulties, blazing a new path forward for others.
While the Conservatives on the Right have fought them every single step of the way.
Here in California at least (and I'm sure other states as well) we have a problem with postal employees pilfering certain items before they even get to your door; you'll get your envelope, but the gift cards and money will be gone.
Ah, the number of companies I've seen implode after being funded!
To extend the analogy, notice how people who suddenly come into a lot of money tend to get themselves in trouble, whereas "old money" is generally better behaved.
Most of those platforms run on systems with limited memory. 200 bytes for 5 usernames and their passwords is 'a lot' of storage if you only have 128kbytes of it.
1988 just called - they want their hardware back...
Standing along side Zeppelin and the Stones was 100,000 bands you've never heard of because their music wasn't good enough to last beyond the initial pop burst.
Or their music may have been better, they just weren't in the right place at the right time; we'll never know.
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They keep regurgitating the same "new microbus" design every couple of years when they have nothing else of interest to offer; IIRC the first version of this POS showed up in 2000 or so.
Or their piece of shit Aria scales, which use 1980's wireless technology
...with the soon-to-be-ubiquitous Linux desktop
While the Conservatives on the Right have fought them every single step of the way.
He didn't re-write the privacy policy, he translated it into something humans can read.
...and tiny
FTFY
"Hooked up 80 channels, and each one stunk" --Al Yankovic, 1992
Here in California at least (and I'm sure other states as well) we have a problem with postal employees pilfering certain items before they even get to your door; you'll get your envelope, but the gift cards and money will be gone.
...water is wet! Film at 11
No, it can't
Well, he didn't say moving them alive to other planets.
^this. They will figure out how to blow the money, and then will have to ask for even more.
To extend the analogy, notice how people who suddenly come into a lot of money tend to get themselves in trouble, whereas "old money" is generally better behaved.
They could have got it for $300k https://yro.slashdot.org/story...
At this point, it's pure ego.
What's worse is people actually paid for the privilege of wasting their time on the site...
Not any more - now they require a mobile phone number to create a new account.
It pops up in mammals and primates around the world
The desired goal is vendor lock-in. HP(e)'s OneView makes UCM look downright sane.
s/American citizenship/H1Bs/gi
1988 just called - they want their hardware back...
Or their music may have been better, they just weren't in the right place at the right time; we'll never know.
Embrace, Extend, Extinguish
I bet there are some well-educated nutjobs with MBAs and JDs who actually thing that as well..
I'd like a cheap point welder for metal.
http://www.harborfreight.com/w...